Golden Dragon

I've been here a couple of times and have always enjoyed it. Lots of food options, reasonably made and inexpensive for its location and quality. Toilets were nicer than I expected given the location and size of the venue, basic, but satisfactory. Staff were attentive and pleasant, service was prompt and I didn't have to wait forever for the bill or to pay pet hate. Overall a good place to catch up with a group of friends, but not the most exciting of menus.

The food was delicious. If you're going for the dim sum, please note they run out of them around lunch. Dish sizes vary. Some are rather small like the soups, while others are more than enough for one person like the noodles. You really gotta look at other tables to see what they're getting. Crowd is very mixed local and tourist, which is a good sign. My only issues were the time it took for the food to arrive, which was around 25 minutes. Granted, the restaurant was busy. And the prices were higher than I expected.

A very good Chinese restaurant in the heart of London's Chinatown district The restaurant is spacious although the decor could be refreshed. The food is delicious, at a price comparable to establishments around. We took several different dishes and tried with friends, treating each other, everything was very tasty. Service efficient but somehow so sad. Despite the very large number of customers, we did not wait long.

Very good Chinese restaurant in China town, very easy to find it on the main road of China Town, London. The restaurant is spacious, the food is very delicious with such a cheap price compared to its location and portions. We tried Cantonese style crispy chicken, crispy pork belly with rice, crab meet and sweet corn hot soup.

Dim sum selection is not as many as other places but the flavor is great. The roast duck and roast pork is a must. The crispy roast pork is also quite nice. One of the best in london for

Absolutely delicious, wow! My boyfriend and I went here on a whim for Valentine’s Day because the place we originally reserved didn’t have what we wanted. I love Peking cuisine but it was his first time, I’m so happy he loved it because it was amazing on our bucket list for when we return to London! We had steamed garlic prawns, honey barbecued pork, chicken, and mixed veg fried rice. All good!!!

I believe they're short of staff for that many tables, often ignored when we wanted to request for something. Dim sum was not available in the evening "only for lunch" Food delivery was super fast, great portion. Hot & sour soup was average. Pork was crispy and delicious!!! I love the fats!!! Roasted duck was salty... But ate with the plum sauce was not so bad. Fried rice was fried rice. Garlic kei lan was crunchy. I'd go back to try their dim sum dishes though....

We came here for dim sum. I didn’t think the food was mind-blowing, but it was pleasant enough to eat and satisfied our dim sum cravings. We ordered the custard buns and the filling wasn’t as fresh as I expected - almost certainly bought frozen like the ones you can buy at the supermarket and then reheated. However, the chive dumplings were really nice and probably the best dish we ordered.

we were attracted to this restaurant by the name and the queue at the entrance. Quick service, unique food presentation. I liked that the waiters were wearing gloves. Dishes were not very good. We ordered soup and duck and were not satisfied.

A Cantonese friend recommended this place as her go-to in Chinatown and boy was she right. While everything was tasty and authentic, standout dishes for me were the : - Roast pork - aubergine with shredded pork - beef noodles Decently priced as well, hard to go wrong with this one. Go for it.